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DkOtOsALs FOIt CONSTRUCTORS
i FOR TWO SCHOOL HOUSES.

VI INI VI TIE I4NNINFEN OUTTT-
WAsinHGToS, ID. c., April Is, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until IL O'Clock m. of Wednesday,
April q, 1881, for constructing two two ostory
eight room sCEo )i.houses, one on Vermont
avenue, between Il and U streets northwest,
and one street, between Third and Fourth
streets southeast in the city of Washington,
d. @.
Bids will be received for each building sep.
arately, or for both In one amount, In which
ease the cost of each will be stated
Blank forms of proposals and specifications,
together with all necessary information, can
be obtained upon application at the office of
the Inspector OF buildings and only bids upon
these forms will be considered.
The right Is reserved to reject any or oil
bids or parts OF bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Enpineer Commissioner,
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WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner.


DROPOSALS FOR DRAIN-PIPES
gressonal Library Building Office Of the
Commission for the Construction of the Con.
gresslonal Library Building, No. 1ij East
Capitol Street, Washington, d. c., April S,
1857.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until IL noon on the a5th day of April
1851, for furnishing and laying all orainpipc,,
Y.branches, bends and traps and building II
man.holc for the Congressional Library Build
ing In Washington. ID. c., In accordance with
drawings and Specifications, copies of which
and necessary information may be had on ap.
plication at the Office of the architect, No.
ward CLARK, A. r. spofford, Commissioners
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EXCURSIONS.

ENIRST SHAD BAKE of the Season.
at foot of IN al. SUNDAY. Anril d. at 10 a.
IN. and $3.50 p. M, returning at 800 aud p. IN.
Parties desiring TO have delightful trip,
with plenty of shad, will do well to take this
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mppopRoME tPAWs NEW OLYMPIC
ia
AND 9th and Streets
h @ ase fa
Circus
ana Indians sufficient numbers bs n S the mGps CUSTER and
will Washington
stay here or ,, oru,, u,, , m j., 10, o,,, non,o ,u
o
s ad SHn f are sRmPS &
hat
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MARSHALL HALL.

This delightful resort open for the season.
Meals Ia carte; lunch, coffee, tea, milk, ETC.,
for eXcursionists. Steamer W. W. COltCO-
RAN leaves every morning at 10 o'clock, re
turning at p. nj.
on Sundays per advertisement.
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,-ye1KNIGurs OF pYTnras. Ar.


s-S April ., 1857.
The limited co partnership heretofore ex.
istlng between Wilson II. lloughton, as gen.
oral partner, and Columbus w Thorn, rs
special partner, under the firm name OF W, II,
HOughton Il Co, the certificate whereof Is
recorded In the Clerks office of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia, In libcr
Limited Partnership" folio 40, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, .
W. II. HOUGHTON,
G, W. THORN.
do hereby certify that the foregoing Is
true copy uf paper filed in the Clerks office
of the Supreme Court OF tho District Of Col.
umhla, this sth day Of April, A. d. 1857, and
do hereby designate the Washington Post and
the Washington Critic as the two newspapers
in which the same shall be published once
week for four weeks.
II, ] MEIGS, Clerk, &c.
Uy r. J. MEIGS IN, Assistant Clerk
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THOMAS j. FISHER q CO.,
1924 + street northwest.

lIOR RESr--A Brick Dwelling, 4
Il rooms aud cellar, bet l. 81 and Mass ave
and 18Th and lith St. n W; sil per month.
TYLER ~ RUTHERFORD. lsd + st ".
E'OR RENT-a 5-Roun Brick House;
II water IN yard; rent cheap. call at i2E
II ST u e, half square from Government Print
iup Dfipe
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SPECIAL NlIlrES.
SUNDAY

p~l4lo SpIRITUtLISM - SUNDAY -
~ Grand Army Hall, 7th aud l. sts. NV.
j. j, Morse uf England. celebrated trance
speaker. II u. m, answers questions from
audience; s3n hcct given By audience.
Mr.. 7. q. A, kcclcr will give his wonderful
tests, Zoe. door contribution,
e<usaREnIONAL-MR II. IL. ELLIOT
kS hasrcmovcd her office to i2i 9TH "
n W; tyne writing and copying; satisfactory
work guaranteed; oligibly located Office
rooms for rent,
,-ysx IL NIGHTS OF PYTHIAs, AT
80 TENT1ONl
The mumhcrs of Mount Vernon Lodge, No.
p, will assemble at their Castle Hall. corner
Ia. ave. and Dth st. n. W., this SATURDAY.
evening, NJ 7:JO o'clock, for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the funeral OF their
late brother, Luther Frank.
BURTON r. DOYLE,
Attest: Chancellor Commander.
JOHN S. FINCH,
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FOR RENT...H0USES.

L'OR RENT-2-stOry Brick Dwell'E,
Il 5rs, sl2f0 per month; 1879 0iS 1t N W.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1926 r At II W
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THE PEMIGEwAssET HOUSE, PLY
MOUTH, y. H.,
Now open for guests, Is delightfully."- located
In the Franconia Mountains; accommodates
2t0; has steam heat and every modern con-
venlence, and arranged expressly for those
desiring to spend the spring In the White
Mountains. Very low rates for May and
June. Special rates for season. Send for
circular. c. ii. MARDEN, Manager.
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,
- VA.
Mountain resort; unsurpassed location,
grounds and appointments. For full particu.
lars apply at 1921 N street, Washington, ID.
c., or to the Proprietor,
AL. MYERS.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR CONSTRUCTING
L TWO SCHOOL HOUSES.

ONCE of the Engineer Commissioner, Wash
ington, d. C., April %, 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until i2 o'clock m. on Monday, May
., 1857, demonstrating two two story, sroom
school houses, fronting one on North Capitol
and one on Fifth street, between d and E
streets northwest.
The details of this specification are for each
building singly.
together with all necessary information, can
be obtained upon application therefor at the
office of the Inspector of Buildings of the Dis
,rict Of Columbia and only bids upon these
forms will he considered.
The right is reserved TO reject any and all
bids or parts of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commissioner ID. L.
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,T-MOoRE y sCuLEv,

Connected with |. A. Evans & Co., Boston,;
Il. L. Brewster & Co., Chicago; CorsOn g. Ma
cartney, Washington; Hubbard & Farmer,
Hartford; Warren Il Quarles, Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange.
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FOR SALE...MIsCELL LkHEoUs.

EOR saLE-Onc Four.foot Solid
II walTut crib, springs and mattress; al!
IN good order, Apply at lGl! sthst Nv.
VI be sold at a bargain II applied for I'm
mcdiately, the good will and portion OF the
furniture Of a we'll e5tabll5hed and centrally.
located buHfdlnghOuse doing good busi-
ness, Address LocK box G1i city pOstoilice,
EOH SALE Very Cheup-Hoad-
II stones and monuments and all Kinds Of
stone trimmings, ui tho lowest possible rates;
We solicit call from parties wanting any
Thing In our line. EDWARD THOMAS, stone
yard lat u, bet Is and Sd ave 40.
EON SALE-A 7-ootAyo square Plano,
II walnut bOOkcase, extension table, side
board, walnut wardrobe and several bed
room sets. Call az Ji 10th stsW
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DOBEHT HYATT,
~ Dealer In
Fresh, salt and Smoked Meats, Poultry,
Game, Fresh Vegetables, Choice Fruits, etc.
bIO IIth st. N, W.
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LOST hND FOUND

IVoT FFTfW FVUWy
7 OST-Aprl q, IA Blue skye Terrier
i ! male dog, with collar and tag II returned
a liberal reward Will be given. 800 n 81 u W.
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~ q. YEAKLE, Practical Watch-
VI. maker and 1eweler, repairs all kinds of
fine watches, clocks and jewelry In the best
." Il. BURGESS Mammoth Hair
i Il Cutting Establishment Also fine bath.
inr narlnra Cor Gth nnl ID sts. Ii. ",
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PERSONAL,


I OGAN CAFE, B18 10th st, N. W.,
IL near st. date Forsyth Cafe).
Our IS and csc. breakfast served from o:3)
a. m. to II a, m. Dinner l2m to 7 p. m. sun
day, p, m. The best In the, market only
used and cooked properly. All we ask Is a
call TO be convinced OF the above
Bill of fare Sunday, April ~, 1857.
BREAKFAST.
Beefsteak, with or without onions, veal
chops, liver and bacon sausage, ham, eggs,
fried oysters, fish.
with any OF the above articles you are on.
titled to hot and cold breads, butter, pota-
toes, fruit or sauce, with coffee, tea or milk.
DINNER.
soups-Yegetable and clam chowdor.
Meats-IBakod chicken, escallopod oysters,
roast beef.
Observation-Disclosures, turnlp salad, slowed
tomatoes, sweet potatoes, lettuce.
Desserts-Apple, potato and mlncc pics, va
nilla Ice cream and cake.
Coffee, tea or milk.
Try our Dig Ten.cent Lunches.
We serve nothing but hrst.class articles.
the best oonee to be had In the city, made In
French Drip Glass.Lined Urn.
w, Il, LOGAN, Proprietor.
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t@ADR. j. a. MCLEAN, Dentist,
~ 7i6 Twelfth street.
First-class work at moderate prices. Gold
and AmalgaIn hlllng. Artificial Crowns per
maneatly attached to roots. Gold lined Rub
Der plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
treatment assured.
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MAD. Won BRANDS
1890 Pennsylvania Avenue,

Has reopened her elegant suite OF Paror,
over Jacobs iewelry store,
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LOR RENT-O3I ! vt. n. W., Fur. or
Il unfurLished rooms, en- suite or single;
small private family references exchanged.
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s~aDR. s. 4. MASON, Dentist, Form
kS erly of 4M st, has removed his office
to 1901 Penna. ave-, corner 18th st. Cocaine
and pas plyen
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=" "ANTED-Cook for Small Family;
w must stay at night; references re-
CURED. Call at I0iG II ST n W, between and
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FOB SNOHOHdISH CITY.

ga STEAMER
Qw. F. MunrOe
Carrying the United States malta win
leave Seattle for kdmunds, Mukilleo,
MAryaVilie. lowell and Snohomish. Mon
iay, wednesday and Friday. AZ ] =. N.
returning alternate dayA
Fer freight or passage apply on board
~ ~ Geo RomteF aqent Nealer'a Wharf
ftHAS H. LOW.
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= cnxIDs WISE.


kAA@ - Asls3RT ae&r@G1.
Nos long since q little gSri IN this
CITY not over ten wears ca. vas very
q. tine day she insisted on seeing her
father a. once. He was telerhonsa a
nls eoaatsnK room, and on reaching
TIE house he little giri aid.
fapa. thiak l am going 70 die.
and / SAINT yon 90 do Something for
me lasteaa % bsIilsiing : monument
over nay grave What would Z uonu-
ment easf -
The father triz.1 20 siissna.ie the child
ron speaking q death. but she per
SISTED Hnta finally be said q monument
Would cost any amount q money that
might fe desired 90 expend upon Il.
Vel, sid the child. . It wouId n0s
cost less than one hundred dollars.
The father said he Thought not, bat
neggali the little one toehange the con-
Eersasi0n.
/" No." said she: II want you 10
promise that II die you will give the
huneiFesi dollars 90 build another swing
N ne PARK Tor the iitele children in-
stead q haiiding \ monument for
me.
The promise was given with tears
BE child had been in the habit Of
airing IN the park and had noticed
the delight thai many poor little child
fen have IN the swing, and the thought
had come TO her that might have sug-
gested itself 10 many Of our philan-
tnraplr citizens long ago.
IL Is = pleasure 20 say the little girl
recovered from her Illness, and that Is
the reason, perhaps, why her fathers
promise has not been kept.
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ruE KAPrrEOus kiss LADY cLAxcAETY
EHsEiyEs.
IA ,soari RsDa5lican.l

fHiisoari RspablioaH.l
Nothing ia either society or tbeatri-
Gals this week Is more curious than the
kissing of Mrs. iaugtry. IL Is done
every night before an audience, and Il
il the most remarkable OSCILLATION Yet
performed la public. The LAZY OF
Bsznty j. enactlng Lady Clanearty
In the scene where Der husband. whom
she has never identified, an insurTrc-
zionist. climbs into her chamber
thrpugh her window in his Sight from
pursnrrs; she swoofs away IN BIS
arms, aud he lowers her gently 20 The
floor. She il 3 picture Of loyeiiness, OF
course vision oi beauty in q flowing
nighf-rOhe- all linEp and plant As she
slnmps down. The husband, II real
would naturally kiss his iainting spouse
tendeFiy: huI. being only 4 mimic yOu
nay suppose that he would only pre-.
tend 10 10 IL. The actor u Charlie
Coxhlan. he bends loo over the lang
try with has arms wound around her
she lies near the footligbts with hel
famous face turned elcariy toward tbs
spectators. Coghian puts his mouth
against hers fairly and squarely. he
holds Il there while one might slOwl,
count five be emits a rapturous sch
e. e. zee and the Kissed creature stehs
IL j. daring art. aud u thrills the an
daence every iime.
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eaeies q business. and whv shonisI nns
aiastaxid IRE bis mind by an infeili-
Kent tslk with her, discussing the sab
81 q WaE4 and means and The ndwis-
as1skF q sew ventures IL mmsia .
eyaAaant ~ all things. Moaid net a
NoIMAn know Just what coulH he nfIursl-
Ell and wgnid net her veto. conseien-
sssassy gwen. have AZ least . rso<iifv-
iag tnnnellce on bis extravaeznce2 No
one quastioas the brightness q NO
inan : Sit when set % work, and no
one can estimate the good sure % f0I-
loN When she bec0usez Z crusader With
loyalty and nnselfshness inscribed On
her banner There are some men
whose wives are better endowed with
business faculties than fhemsslyes. and
Nhose prospects would quickly bright
"a 4 thelr Judgment we're consulted
and there are other men Who can both
sshie the helm and do all the r0wine
necessary % keen the boat af0Mt n
safe waterA; but b0th classes wgn1d he
benefited Il the wife were something
more than n0nentity absorbed in the
care o. children or servants, or enlisted
IN fashions ranks.
Married NE Il too often lrarerxed in
single Die. John leade. and n the rnt
behind him walks Martha a her lei
sure. expecting that he viii steer clear
o. mud holes and siOughs Of despond-
eney thaf she may 90 dry-shod. Hos
much befter for Martha 10 muster
courage and step forward 10 walk bV
Johns side in fnenaceabie tracks 81
her own, % keep his Warna, loving
band "a hers 81 every falserinR step.
aud vita clear ewea ff,,k fartf ,rstk
his upon their little world DO yoa
weak aud tuaid mother whom sons
and daughters Iniglst override a. they
Pte4sed1 But ] am aware that ia the
goveFnment u children am touching
upon another subiect too deesl and inn
porfanf for consideration here.
Ina A. ALBKy.
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a PROPOSAL. AccEPTtScF AID NAERlAai
~ rHiETEKN MINUTE.


lcascisaafi EsqsireT.i
A marriage ceremony Was performed
Yesterday afternoon that Nas such an
instantaneous affair a. 10 he singular.
At8iS the prospective bride Q y kitTesS
ia the NeN York kesiaurAnt, vas al
tending 10 her DATES In the cafe. all
unconscious VI The fast that within .
haif hour. made up 81 oniy thiFty or
ainary Cincinnati restaurant minutes,
she would h. bFids, tlushing OF blash-
less she anew not The tatr waitress
name Ser rather was Kettle West.
Nv the instantaneous uaarrlage her
name Was transformed into Mrs. Cite
kleemsn
Mr. OTTO kleetnAn, the rNPiily made
groom j. also . waiter IA the NeS
York Restaurant. and for some time
past has bad his di~enEaEed optics OF
he noW Ms otto kieemAn- Tie hook.
szi sud. a. he booked. becsme more and
more smitten. Rettie Was a. full q
feminine intuition ~ Jug . Of insPiF
alton. aud Bette vas kiient. Beitis
vas pstient, and Bestie VISITED for ths
exentfsl hour. ID came yesterday Al
ternaon -oaFae quickiy and eame NstA
oct that effaSiOn aud those smOrnu'
fFils that al ioFrrs are fond u. Al
& p. city time, QUO appruached Bette
F Bette hlushei in anita ipAtun. At3E
. Btfo prupoSesi A. N1N Bette So
crs.tea. Az 3SS the nsATriare hceus,
E had l.ern ehlsined. and al A3ss4 S3uiF'
Mes4anigie sprrad bis hands over th,
T heads II tha happy pair and In ancthsi
ssoanal Sntd - hlrss thre M chiidren
] one duliag, pleasa'
Z The briSs aud rroslni retained 70 fb'
I restaurant and a. q o'ctfrk they ser
ayiaE at.Ali Nth laden trAy>, lusi =
thoslFh tkeir naatftmoniai sdSesltlsr
/ wss 6sf an incideaf q every aay hie-
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Az Army oFFIcKE Runs Away WITH
NILLIoSAIRK's DAU6HTER.

An Army oFFIcER ktINs AWAY WITH A
NILLIoSAIRKis DAUsHTER.
NEw YoRK, June 1I.-The Tribnne's
Pittsburgh special says: A few days
ago Miss Minnie Jones, daughter Of a
retired banker, and Lieutenant Alfred
u Fuller, U. ;. Cavalry. eloped and
we're married. Nothing more than the
simple announcement OF the marriage
has appeared in the Pittsburgh papers.
Miss Jones is the daughter Of J. b.
Jones, who IL worth probably half a
million dollars and resides in the fash
iOnabie suburb Of Swickiey, ten miles
down the Ohio River. The young lady,
who il q niece Of Judge and X-Post-
master General Gresham Of Chicago,
il about Is years Of age and has long
been q social fayorite. Lieut.. Fuller
comes from q good Uni0ntown family
lie Is about 20 years Of age and grad
uate OF West Point. He has been or
dered TO report 20 Fort Walla Walla
W. T., whittier he and his bride viii 20
a. soon as their bridal tour shall have
been completed.
Miss Jones has several times failed
20 overcome her fathers objections to
the marriage, the reasons for which
are unknown 10 the public; but, APP
parentiy determined not 10 be haffied
any longer, she came along one morn
ing in company with her sister to Pitts
buFgh. Her sister had no warning
whatever OF the important event which
was soon 30 occur, for Miss Jones was
not supplied with even a hand satchel
After some shopping in Pittsburgh she
a. g. l.
a shop. When she returned, some
time afterWard. il was TO make the as
toniShing announcement that she was
married, and that her husband, Lieu
tenant FULLER, was IN carriage af the
door.
The bride babe her sister a hurried
farewell. and, with her husband, was
driven 10 the Union depot, where they
took train for Altoona, Afterward ex-
tending the trip further eastward.
Now IL Is said that the brides trunk
was forwarded 10 her, and that the
couple were informed BY telegraph that
they would be forgiven and that cor
dial reception awaited them upon their
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller first met about
five years ago, aud nj once formed an
attachment for each other. The an
nouncement Of their engagement fol-
lowed, and Lieutenant Fuller was a
frequent visitor at the Swiekley man
sion. Two or three years ago he was
forbidden To enter the house. and the
lovers did not meet again until some
months later, while Miss Jones was
F visiting at Brownsville. II Is said that
+ they Contemplated marriage q couple
u years ago. while Miss Jones vas
1 visiting Judge Gresham Al Chicago.
T it Is certain that Lieutenant Fuller left
Washington for Chicago after having
7 informed his friends that he intended
/ 70 get married. He returned. but, oi
course, without his bride. IL Is said
Miss gones's parents got wind Of ths
Z plan and Immediately summoned their
daughter home. In Swickiey society
the elopement has naturally created :
{ sir
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ron THE LADIES.


TFNm ne ceafsrB.l
- "a ne stars ans ~ "a.
- - can ts ssng q uaese telee
- -srls that are written - ilnes :
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- q ne Wind 10 the P-nes.
=. a the nong, h ahoaid Be
- Il he coast q IL -,
,.efksE sud wicker q ahips'
- - a hoarse - he tsne
lslsa30S siugs 70 ne moos,
- reeky ana tavefuoas Fps
..s,s sai shs stsFB and he -,
- arrfie niRht knowsth ne thrspi
49, sstSnruer i hath,
s.-sh AZ theae three from Of 0la.
- :. -, ss.od :, thF01ed 10 The cold,
4. Esing thing kso~sth The pash.
..shssa % gFisve o. Fejoics
- = - - d. soand Of e soAce--
, - ere the birth of . soal;
- J0ag ages speed BY,
- 1900 tie stars " The skys
~ vAislies he gale iron tise Foe,
- a. unhsfvesied piaiss.
- - i,aeom leas isad where death reignss
=. utsa siszs q doom and o. gfages;
: -, a ihs dsys Ubsa The uorid
- stsu,ble 70 an :, and - uhiried
10 Sasi q The teeth d he wsFes.
S.. i,e-mOantaias thundeF and cFssh.
- fr.ses saves guFgie and daah,
Nse,e Bsse nspeg came with IL tears
II, last words desolaie cry,
49, spa wind 10 sra and 10 shy.
Al suly the ear Of God keafA
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ANGELS Foop. ~ Dissolve half box
Of gelatine in one quart Of rich milk
beat together the yolks Of three eggs,
one cup OF sugar and the juice OF one
lemon, or orange, as preferred. Stir
this in the gelatine and milk, as soon
As the first i thoroughly dissolved, and
let Il just come 10 boiling Flavor with
a little vanilla. II liked. When nearly
cold. whip the whites Of the eggs 10 a
stiff froth and stir through the Gus
tard Pour into molds aud set away
10 cool.
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THE BEST
Kidney and Liver Medicine.

NEVER Known Tn FAIL.
HUNTS 8BMKDY has saved from
lingering disease and death haaArsds who
have been gwen No BY phys.ciAas {, de
HUNTS RRMgD1 eures ell disc sas
81 ths Kidrsys, Bladder, Urinary Organs,
Drcpzs, Gravel. Diabetes and Ineoutlneuse
AID Retsntien Of UriAe
HUNTS REMEDY encourages sleep,
ersAses an appetite. braces up the system. and
renewed heath is the result.
HUNS REMEDY cures paIn In the
SIDE. Bach OF L0ins. General DehaiIty. Female
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